FORMER GLORY: Auckland Town Hall Organ Trust chairman Stephen Hamilton, left, and Auckland mayor John Banks discuss the newly refurbished organ. JASON OXENHAM Auckland's musical splendour will hit ...

Alicia Abbott, a friend of Ms. Borrenpohl’s who was not at the town hall, organized a GoFundMe campaign to help cover her legal costs. More than 9,000 people had contributed to it by Wednesday.

While performing on the wonderful internationally renoun Klais organ at the Town Hall in Auckland will no doubt be a career highlight, he is also pleased to be playing in the city of his birth ...

JOHNSON: Trumpet Tune in Eb WHITLOCK: Divertimento and Fanfare from Four Extemporisations Frigyes HIDAS: Toccata, from Sonata for Organ Naji HAKIM: Always my Heart Wanders, from Sakskøbing Præludier ...

David Cohen, aka Sow Discord, with the organ at the Melbourne Town Hall: “The bass tones on it are incredible.” Eddie Jim “It’s powerful,” says David Cohen, the artist behind Sow Discord.

The pipes have been restored as part of a £1.8m restoration of the 70-tonne organ, which itself is part of a wider scheme to refurbish the Grade 1 listed town hall.

As an ‘audience favourite artist’ – and relative rarity in NZ as a young female organist – she is regularly sought after as a solo recitalist on the Auckland Town Hall organ and other venues across ...

The annual Auckland Town Hall Organ Concert Series is back with the first of four free concerts set for next month. Since first starting in 2010, the annual Sunday concerts have become a local ...

Auckland Philharmonia Auckland Town Hall March 27th Walton, Crown Imperial: Coronation March Poulenc, Organ Concerto Saint-Säens, Symphony No.3 “Organ Symphony” Arvo Volmer, Conductor Thomas Trotter, ...

The large double fronted property at the top left of the street was the former town house of Sir John Duck (c.1632-1691), Durham’s Dick Whittington. It was unfortunately demolished in the 1960s.

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